Granger High School - Lions Paw Yearbook (Granger, TX)

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OPPOSITE: The Cheerleaders sponsored a car decorating contest and the best decorated car was announced at the pep rally. Qilbert Polasek's cat won with all its eagle feathers over it. Wonder how long it took him to get the glued feathers off. BELOW: Diane Kotrla and Carolyn Selucky get ready to start off a yell. v-1-c-T-o-R-Yu OPPOSITE: Mike Martine gives his pep talk and thoughts about the game to be played that night. The rest of his teammates listen but' they are already fired up about the game. This is the particular pep rally all the Senior football players gave their thoughts to the student body. The Football Team will miss this great bunch of guys.

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BELOW: The Pep Rallies on the football field proved to be just as loud but it sure was cooler than the gym, RIGHT: Coach James gives his weekly talk at a pep rally. OPPOSITE: Debra Strmiska and Carolyn Selucky, two cheerleaders, imitate Coach Duncan and Coach Schroeder in a skit at a pep rally. RIGHT: Debbie Hyzak seems to be all excited about the game as she shows her spirit at a pep rally. How could our team lose with that kind of spirit backing them all the way to Victory, I 4

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After School School is out and everybody is ' in a hurry to get home or to their - t job. Much time is spent in foot- ball practice, band and pep squad practice, and the cheerleaders t I .1 F. spent many hours making signs if and trying to get all the spirit they hiih ' could, The Juniors also spent a lot of time after school getting ready for the- banquet. TOP RIGHT: Mike Sanders and George Beard are glad school is over and they're on their way home. MIDDLE: The School Bus makes its daily run after school, returning students to their homes, RIGHT: Cars are in line waiting for all the buses to go before they are permitted to leave, We can't forget the many days the horns seemed to be hung,